Start-ups
Love this quote on entrepreneurship
“An entrepreneur is someone who starts a company in which he/she would never work and if they did, would promptly be fired.” — Bill Abernathy, in The Sin of Wages
Read MoreRevised – 12 keys to being excellent at anything
REVISED ::: I ran this post last week and many people contributed with their thoughts/additions. I’ve been looking for a way to have tweets and comments flow directly into a post so that you can read the post more as a conversation and less as a disjointed, “Here’s my big thought” and then a bunch…
Read More12 keys to being excellent at anything
The Harvard Business Review has an article entitled, Six Keys to Being Excellent at Anything. I actually haven’t read it yet, or at least at the point of writing this post I hadn’t. I saw the title and thought that I’d like to read it, but then I thought it would be an interesting exercise…
Read MoreA book that every entrepreneur should read
Full disclosure, I was never really interested in the Zappos.com story. I got what Zappos was, but until Amazon forked over $1.2 billion for the company I really didn’t understand the scale that it had gotten to. Obviously, it was pretty freaking big. And I had seen their CEO, Tony Hsieh (pronounced “shay”), on Celebrity…
Read MoreI have seen the future of location-based apps, thanks to Tungle
I’ve been pretty vocal about how I’m down on Foursquare. Not their business model or potential, but how I’m personally struggling with Foursquare’s relevance in MY life. At the very least its pointed out to me how much cooler my friends’ lives seem to be. And I’ve been equally vocal about my current WeRewards obsession…
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